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Geographical Overview of FS Water Infrastructure, 2010 MUNICIPAL INFORMATION FREE STATE CONTENTS Geographical overview of Water Infrastructure in the Free State Free State Municipal Blue Drop Performance 2010 Lejweleputswa o Lejweleputswa Wastewater Treatment Works o Lejweleputswa DM Masilonyana LM Matjhabeng LM Nala LM Tokologo LM Tswelopele LM Motheo o Motheo Wastewater Treatment Works o Motheo DM Mangaung LM Mantsopa LM Naledi LM Fezile Dabi o Fezile Dabi Wastewater Treatment Works o Fezile Dabi DM Mafube LM Metsimaholo LM Moqhaka LM Ngwathe LM Thabo Mofutsanyane o Thabo Mofutsanyane Wastewater Treatment Works o Thabo Mofutsanyane DM Dihlabeng LM Malut a Phofung LM Nketoana LM Phumelela LM Setsoto LM Xariep o Xariep Wastewater Treatment Works o Xariep DM Kopanong LM Letsemeng LM Mohokare LM Geographical overview of the water infrastructure in the Free State Geographical overview of water infrastructure Free State Municipal Blue Drop Performance 2010 Provincial Blue Drop Score: 48.5% Percentage of Water Service Authorities assessed: 85% System: WSA: Mangaung East Mangaung LM (Maselspoort) Mangaung West Mangaung LM (Welbedacht) Provincial Top 5 Performers (Average Institutional scores; calculated from water supply system BD scores weighted according to system output) Mangaung LM 95.2% Maluti-a-Phofung LM 65.8% Nala LM 63.6% Kopanong LM 60.2% Tshwelopele LM 49.9% Quick Facts During the 2010 Blue Drop assessment 58 water supply systems were assessed which supplies a volume of about 1600 Ml/day of drinking water. On average about 550 microbiological, 600 chemical and 1000 physical/organoleptic analyses are done on a monthly basis and compliance figures are recorded as follows: Microbiological: 97.4% Chemical Health: 99.6% Physical & Organoleptic: 98.8% At a quick glance it can be stated that there is a need to increase chemical monitoring since there are many systems that are dependent on groundwater and inadequate chemical sampling were noted. In the report cards those specific municipalities are urged to improve in this area of the business. Although the quality of tap water might not have been compromised, the performance levels of about 76% of Free State municipalities indicates that attention is required to ensure that adequate drinking water quality management levels are in place to sustain quality levels Lejweleputswa Waste water works: Lejweleputswa Geographical overview of waste water treatment works Masilonyana (FS 181) WSA Scheme Component WSA Name Scheme Name CMA Lat Long Code Code Name Masilonyana Brandfort WWTW -28.707815 26.449687 LM Masilonyana Theunissen -28.401398 26.724277 LM WWTW Masilonyana Theunissen -28.427009 26.70373 LM WWTW (Lusaka) Matjhabeng (FS 184) Matjhabeng Allanridge WWTW -27.769287 26.663441 LM Geduld Gold Mine Matjhabeng WWTW -27.934246 26.688285 LM (Odendaalsrus) Matjhabeng Odendaalsrus -27.867423 26.675515 LM WWTW (Ou dorp) Matjhabeng Welkom WWTW -28.000715 26.693173 LM (Toronto Pan) Matjhabeng Welkom WWTW -28.003422 26.768077 LM (Voorspoed) Nala (FS 185) Nala LM Bothaville WWTW -27.392715 26.600765 Wesselsbron Nala LM -27.867818 26.368354 WWTW Tokologo (FS 182) Tokologo LM Boshof WWTW -28.531441 25.255709 Tswelopele (FS 183) MUNICIPAL CONTACTS: Free State: Lejweleputswa District Municipality Lejweleputswa District Municipality (DC 18) Tel. No. 057 353 3094 Fax No. 057 353 3382 Email/Web Address PO Box 2163 , Welkom, 9460 Allanridge, Boshof, Bothaville, Brandfort, Bultfontein, Dealesville, Hennenman, Hetzogville, Hoopstad, Odendaalsrus, Towns: Phuthaditjaba, Riebeeckstad, Soutpan, Thabong, Theunissen, Ventersburg, Verkeerdevlei, Virginia, Welkom, Wesselsbron, Winburg Water tariffs: Geographical overview of water and waste water treatment works Documents Bloemhof Dam, Erfenis Dam, Klipplaatdrift Weir, Ryansdale Dam, Virginia Dam, Whites Dam Dams Waste Water Treatment Works Masilonyana (FS 181) Tel. No. 057 733 0106 Fax No. 057 733 1942 Email/Web Address PO Box 8 , Theunissen, 9410 Towns: Brandfort, Soutpan, Theunissen, Verkeerdevlei, Winburg Water tariffs: Geographical overview of water and waste water treatment works Documents Dams: Erfenis Dam Municipal Blue Drop Score: 06.2% 2010 Regulatory Impression: DWQ management at the Masilonyana Local Municipality urgently needs to be prioritised. Since no evidence was provided to show the contrary, the DWA has no option but to question the quality of tap water supplied to consumers within the area of jurisdiction. Monitoring, amongst the other noncompliances, needs to commence immediately to avoid that the Department has to voice a vote of no confidence in the total management of DWQ at the municipality. Water Supply Systems Blue Drop Performance 2010 Matjhabeng (FS 184) Tel. No. 057 391 3237 Fax No. 057 357 4393 Email/Web [email protected] Address PO Box 708 , Welkom, 9460 Towns: Allanridge, Hennenman, Odendaalsrus, Riebeeckstad, Thabong, Ventersburg, Virginia, Welkom Water tariffs: Geographical overview of water and waste water treatment works Documents Dams: Virginia Dam, Whites Dam Municipal Blue Drop Score: 47.3% 2010 Regulatory Impression: In general, the Matjhabeng Local Municipality could not provide proof of a completed water safety plan, a DWQ Incident Management protocol, failure response management, publication of DWQ performance nor an Asset Register. Of serious concern is also the lack of a compliance monitoring programme. During the assessment, it was also not possible to ascertain if management supported efforts by staff to improve DWQ. The Department wishes to acknowledge the commitment and skill of staff present during the assessment (and audit conducted during October 2009). With management commitment, the Department trusts that the quality of drinking water and the business of sustaining such a quality, could improve drastically. Dedicated funds must to be made available not only to address the shortcomings as listed in the score card, but also to maintain the condition of assets. The Department further recognises the support from Sedibeng Water; the WSP submitted all the data used to calculate compliance for the systems. Such data, in future, can only count in favour of the municipality if the continued relationship between the WSA and WSP is documented. Water Supply Systems Blue Drop Performance 2010 Nala (FS 185) Tel. No. 056 514 9200 Fax No. 056 515 3922 Email/Web Address Private Bag X15, Bothaville, 9660 Towns: Bothaville, Phuthaditjaba, Wesselsbron Water tariffs: Geographical overview of water infrastructure Documents Dams: Klipplaatdrift Weir Municipal Blue Drop Score: 63.6% 2010 Regulatory Impression: DWQ management needs to be prioritised by the Nala Local Municipality. Non-sampling for example is a serious non-compliance with DWQ regulation. Information and data submitted by Sedibeng Water predominantly accounts for the score awarded to the WSA. In future, particularly DWQ compliance data submitted by the WSP will not count in favour of the WSA if documentation does not proof that the WSP will be responsible for the function (valid contract). The Nala Local Municipality needs to urgently develop and implement a water safety plan which will inform their monitoring programme (also to conform to SANS 241). A DWQ Incident Management Protocol, with failure response management, and publication of DWQ performance to the public are other areas that needs immediate action. Commitment of management is essential to maintain infrastructure while addressing the holistic management of DWQ. Water Supply Systems Blue Drop Performance 2010 Tokologo (FS 182) Tel. No. 053 541 0014 Fax No. 053 541 0360 Email/Web [email protected] Address Private Bag X46, Boshof, 8340 Towns: Boshof, Dealesville, Hetzogville Water tariffs: Geographical overview of water infrastructure Documents Dams: Ryansdale Dam 2010 Municipal Blue Drop Score: 11.8% Regulatory Impression: Improvement in DWQ management is urgently required in its entirety to ensure that the supply of safe tap water is attained and sustained on a continuous basis. Data submitted indicates microbiological and chemical non- compliance with the South African National Standard. Disinfection of all the drinking water recommended. The Tokologo Local Municipality further needs to develop water safety plans, the outcomes should be used to influence future monitoring. Improvement is required in DWQ management in its entirety to ensure that the supply of safe tap water is sustained. Management support required for sustained DWQ improvements. Water Supply Systems Blue Drop Performance 2010 Blue Drop Score Average Blue Drop Score: 14% 2009 Average DWQ Compliance: 93.4% Regulatory Impression: Although the quality of the water is of a good standard, the blue drop score indicates inadequate DWQ Management. Urgent intervention is required by the Tokologo municipal management to ensure drastic improvement towards the point where the public and DWAF has confidence in the manner DWQ is being managed. (Ref 1) BLUE DROP REPORT CARD Tokologo 2009 (Ref 1) 2009 Green Drop Score 2009 Average green Drop Score: 0% Regulatory Impression: The WWQ management performance of the Tokologo Local Municipality, as a whole, is poor with substantial effort required in most areas. (Ref 3) GREEN DROP REPORT CARD Tokologo 2009 (Ref 1) Tswelopele (FS 183) Tel. No. 051 853 1111 Fax No. 051 853 1332 Email/Web Address PO Box 3 , Bulfontein, 9670 Towns: Bultfontein, Hoopstad Water tariffs: Documents Dams: Bloemhof Dam Municipal Blue Drop Score: 2010 Regulatory Impression: The Department acknowledges the request of the municipality to develop a Water Safety Plan, but hopes
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